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Stuck for gift ideas for Father’s Day on Sunday? If you have already bought him the latest BBQ, DIY/garden, shaving, whiskey kit and the classic Best Dad's cup and you are running out of gifts ideas for your dad this year... Worry not. We have you covered with something really different and personal this year. These five unique Dare to Paint Painting by Numbers kits are just perfect for Father's Day Arty dads will certainly enjoy the relaxing process of painting AND hanging the finished products. As they say crafty daddy, happy daddy.

“THINKING IS the best way to travel,” sang The Moody Blues in 1968, and with the Covid-19 pandemic, journeys of the imagination are the best way to ‘go abroad’.

John Quinn is offering for sale Laurel Lodge, No 143 Laurel Park, Newcastle, an attractive suburban bungalow in walk-in condition located in a nice, quiet, cul-de-sac.

GALWAY CAN immerse itself in the music of Slovenia when the ConTempo Quartet perform music from that country with an online concert tomorrow, Friday May 21 at 1pm.

Climate change is transforming the business landscape, presenting new challenges and shared opportunities for Irish businesses.

There was nothing quite like the first bite and creamy taste of hand-churned country butter whether it was oozing and melting on your potatoes or spread on your bread. It was usually made in small batches, was rich and flavoursome, and had an old fashioned taste, the way butter used to taste years ago.

FINGHIN COLLINS and the ConTempo Quartet will join forces for a concert of music by Shostakovich, Keal, and Brahms, to be broadcast live from Eyre Square.

Galway’s Filling Station Eco Store has just scooped the Favourite Independent Retailer Award in the V Awards run by Wasted.ie. From a shortlist of five nominated stores located throughout Ireland, in a competition where customer votes were the benchmark for success, The Filling Station came out on top.

Fine Gael Spokesperson on Tourism and Sport, Alan Dillon, TD, has welcomed the extension of the deadline for applications to the Sports Capital and Equipment Programme.

Like all aspects of life this year, the residential property market has faced significant disruption due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The outbreak of the virus has represented an unprecedented shock to the economy and to society, unlike any experienced in living memory. The necessary precautionary health measures taken to reduce the spread of the virus has had adverse consequences for both the economy and the housing market and will continue to hamper the market as long as they are in place. However, while the impact has been extensive, the market has shown remarkable resilience despite the challenges COVID-19 has presented.